Rampart High School - Rampages Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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ANXIOUS TO GET ON her new wheels, Senior Linda james tries on skates for size. AFTER A LONG day, Barb Decker, Amy Kandrak, and Patti Hicks need a hug. Ad -venture ams require R 'n elaxing Rampart style came in the form of fun and games. provided the fun, and and took care of the games for students and staff. Tex Critters Pizza jamboree serves delicious pizza while boasting one of the largest game rooms in the area. They also fea- ture a delightful mechanical band and a video room that plays full- length films. It's a fun place for the whole family or just to meet friends. For only a quarter, game lovers could launch themselves into galaxies far, far away and start blasting away at everything from centipedes to Klingons at the Outer Limits Space Arcade. Across from Mall of the Bluffs, Outer Limits was the place to go for video excitement. When video athletes found their hands tired from blasting, their feet were just getting geared up to go roller skating at Torch- lite Skate Center. Located off of Templeton Gap, it was the best rink to be at for skating enjoy- ment. Inexpensive skate rentals help the amateur skater and a snack bar gives energy to tired rollers. The relaxed atmosphere makes it a fun way to spend the after- noon or evening. ALTHOUGH STUDYING TOOK up a lot up all their spare momentsujunior Carl Loos of students' spare time, Rams refused to give lines up a corner pocket shot. Tex Critters, Torchlite, and Outer Limits

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Ad -ventures y popular demand re you hungry? Colorado Springs offers a wide variety of tasteful cuisine. Although located in the middle of the conti- nent, Colorado is not lacking in fresh seafood. offers an elegant environment with fresh fish. A dance floor and a wine tasting bar are also big attractions for the older generation, like teachers. Another big reason students fre- quented Atlantis was their video game room. The Atlantis is open seven days a week, 11:30 for lunch and 5:00 for dinner. Another good seafood restaurant is who offers a daily lunch special. Their main dish is live lobster, which is coated with cape cod sauce. The Clam Shack is open every day for lunch and dinner, and on Sunday they serve supper, complete with jazz music from 5-9 p.m. Newly located on Academy Boulevard and Maizeland, it was a favorite eat- ing establishment. Remember the Alamo! comes alive in we this restaurant that offers authentic Mexican food, with a good atmosphere and competitive prices. The Alamo is open Mon- days and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Sun- days from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. WHEN THE CLAM SHACK ad- vertises fresh seafood, they aren't kidding. Pam Zedack chooses some unlikely dance partners be- fore dining. DINING AT THE Alamo was a delicious experience.-Ieff Blackman orders a meal from the extensive menu. f Alamo, Atlantis, Clam Shack

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K I 1969 A TRAINED CRAFTSMAN from Chest-nuts Shirt Shop demonstrates the art of fine silk screening to Scott Cronk. R, ,an-,,,L. Ad-ventures Donlt Ram-ble around for sportswear F or your club logo or team slogan, Chest-nuts Shirt Shop, on South 25th Street, offers the most professional, custom silk screening available. Visit Chest-nuts for first-rate advertising on jerseys, baseball caps, jackets or T-Shirts. ' Stubbies, Vans, O.P.'s, Gotcha, Sea Breeze, and much more - the fads that hit Colorado with a BANG! Students can buy this relaxing action wear today at Pacific Shore, in the Chapel Hills Mall. Be it jogging, swimming, playing tennis or just taking in the rays, Pacific Shore is prepared to suit your every need. Whether you're an athlete or just want to look like one, B8cH Sporting Goods, on North Academy, will provide clothing and athletic equipment for any feasible sport. B8cH stocks team supplies, athletic shoes, or any other type of sports wear. With a new school, everything from football helmets to baseball bats had to be pur- chased. Many coaches chose to shop B8cH for team uniforms.lRQ Ad -ventures CLAD IN PACIFIC SHORE attire, Bar- friendly employees, perform a skate bra Decker, Ken Huard and Rhonda board stunt. Reisner, watch Mark Avery, one of the AR' sr' 'KN 'za' SPORTS EQUIPMENT, Rampart 'I'-Shirts, sweat shirts and tote bags from B8cI-I are displayed by Elicia Duguid and Karen Nelson.